noun
definition
A person who operates a ranch.
definition
A ranch-style house.
Examples of ranchers in a Sentence
Most of the ranchers are barely getting along as it is.
That's why the other ranchers want to kill off the wolf?
Ranchers often use manganese in the mineral supplements they give to farm animals.
The state of Texas is famous for cowboys and cattle ranchers, but few people realize that Texas is also home to a number of haunted houses.
So far I don't think I have a problem, but I have to consider those other ranchers when I decide how many wolves this land can support.
Within the United States, cattle ranchers are restoring the prairies destroyed by overgrazing with the help of the cattle themselves.
Alongside them have grown the herds owned by wealthy ranchers and multinational corporations.
Now, a two-year drought that has left creeks dry and forced ranchers to sell livestock is increasing the ecological damage.
He led the movement of forest people who make a living collecting wild rubber latex against invading cattle ranchers.
See three women farmers ranchers markets has been up site reports that.
The man who tames them with his unique blend of safari, sport and psychology also turns novice riders into skilled ranchers.
Here in the desert southwest, she takes on the illegal monkey trade, lecherous ranchers, mad scientists, and vultures.
Cattle ranchers are for deforestation because then, they will have more land to ranch on.
Here in the desert Southwest, she takes on the illegal monkey trade, lecherous ranchers, mad scientists, and vultures.
The farmers and ranchers that the company supports are committed to producing foods using sustainable methods of agriculture.
Most areas around the country have local ranchers that organically raise small amounts of beef cattle and offer their organic beef for sale in the local economy.
While this is already a comparatively large market, there is potential for even more ranchers to make the switch from conventional to organic production.
The same applies to ranchers and animal owners across the region since livestock are tied to the ranchers' way of making a living.
Ranchers and entrepreneurs put every part of the sheep to good use, making many types of clothing and other items.
Ranchers and farmers wore uggs to keep their feet warm and dry.
This puts small ranchers and farmers out of business.
Working farmers and ranchers (and a few real cowboys) come to the area for supplies and great steaks.
The ranchers around here say they can always count on him to help when they're in a bind.
Almost total losses are frequently experienced, but the profits of a favourable year are so great that losses seldom deter ranchers from trying again.
Few ranchers add boron to the feed of their livestock.